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Gaiety_and_Insanity

1 month ago (edited) Report

I've heard of/studied a few different cases of this. From what I know, you could be dealing with any of the following:
1: Severe loneliness. A friend of mine I used to know treated the separate sides of their personality like different people because they didn't interact with other people. This wasn't a case of multiple people in one body, but rather just versions like a "fast version" when they needed to run to classes or similar situations, not separate identities. Once this friend gained more of a social group, these other sides faded back into the same person.
2: A case of having multiple people in one head, as a result of trauma. I highly highly highly highly recommend studying this yourself, as it's a very specific kind of criteria that requires certain symptoms based on the subtype of plurality. Since you don't seem to have any amnesia between, I'd recommend studying OSDD types rather than the more well-known DID.
3: This could also just be a form of intrusive thoughts. It's not a separate person in your head, but rather your trauma coming back to haunt you by imitating old or current abusers.

If you want my furthered help, could you describe your experiences with this other voice? How complex or simple are they? Can you communicate with clear answers? Are their goals and ideals different than yours?

id say it started as number 1 like two summers ago because I didn't talk to anyone else and so I started talking to myself as a separate person and at first it worked nice as a second opinion on things or reminding me of stuff but then it just started to tell me to hurt people and arguing with me just to argue and telling me that I'm pathetic for literally anything and gaslighting me into thinking I'm creating all my own problems. and it'll go away when I talk to people or listen to music but whenever I'm alone itl start yapping again

by punkxhazzard; 1 month ago (edited); Report

Then it sounds more like intrusive thoughts mixing with loneliness. Like an asshole in your head because of trauma. It's not my area of specialty, but I do believe it's a relatively common phenomenon. I'm not licensed in anything official so I can't give you any real advice, but I would research things around the keywords "cruel inner voice", because I think that could be what you're dealing with.
For now, I would recommend music to cope and trying to talk to people more to silence the voice as much as possible.

by Gaiety_and_Insanity; 1 month ago (edited); Report

cherry_check_

1 month ago (edited) Report

so real. I have voices inside my head. Ones the voice of my situation ship the other is just some guy. Sounds like he could narrate a Ford commercial.. also wtf is that fucking picture bro 💔

its my uncle

by punkxhazzard; 1 month ago (edited); Report

punkxhazzard

1 month ago (edited) Report

god I should be fucking put down